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APD official failed to disclose financial conflict, ethics probe finds
Atlanta City Hall (Christian Hinkle/ Shutterstock.com) The city of Atlanta Ethics Office found Atlanta Police Department (APD) Chief Administrative Officer Marshall Freeman secretly worked as a consultant and booster for Fusus—a police technology company that powers the city’s Connect Atlanta surveillance camera network and real-time crime center (RTCC). At the time when the ethics investigation began, Freeman was APD’s deputy chief administrati…
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